The Platinum Jubilee has been bringing many Royal watchers out of the woodwork, but it
seems like the youngest members of the family are stealing the show.
What was the moment that sent Royal fans into a tizzy?
Although the Platinum Jubilee is all about Queen Elizabeth II, royal watchers are looking
forward to seeing more of the youngest members of the British monarchy — particularly Prince
William and Kate Middleton's three children.
While Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis are growing up in the limelight,
their parents are supposedly working hard to give the kids some semblance of a normal
childhood.
In fact, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have stolen some parenting tricks from William's
mother, the late Princess Diana.
They've done this to attempt to keep their children humble despite their privileged lifestyle.
Royal author Andrew Morton revealed in the British documentary "Diana: Queen of Hearts?",
"[William and Kate] have developed this brilliant knack of letting as much as they can seem
spontaneous and that's how the children see it.
Table manners, thank-you letters, and little courtesies are being drilled into the children
so they become automatic."
As the children get older, they will have royal duties to fulfill.
In fact, it's started already as the Cambridge kids enjoyed a front-and-center role during
the queen's Jubilee, riding in their first carriage procession in the parade during Trooping
the Colour.
The children — all wearing blue — rode in the same carriage as their mother and step-grandmother,
Camilla Parker Bowles.
George, Charlotte, and Louis all waved enthusiastically to the crowds lining the streets, and cameras
even caught a cute moment between Charlotte and her younger brother that had everyone
talking.
Fans enjoyed watching Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis participate in
their first carriage procession during the start of Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee
celebrations on June 2.
As the children of Prince William and Kate Middleton waved to the crowds, cameras caught
Charlotte stopping her younger brother's overzealous waving at one point.
Viewers can see that the princess gently pushes Louis' hand down onto his lap to stop him
from waving to the crowd after she and their older brother, George, had decided to take
a break.
Some social media users were delighted by the interaction between the siblings.
One fan wrote,
"A perfect lady.
She was gentle and pretended to be noticing something else.
Well done Kate and Wills."
Another person posted that Charlotte was giving off, quote, "Hermione Granger vibes."
As Kinsey Schofield, the author of "R is for Revenge Dress: A Princess Diana–Inspired
Alphabet Book for Grown-Ups," exclusively told The List, there was actually another
sweet interaction that took place between Louis and Charlotte.
Though it wasn't captured on camera, Schofield, who attended the Platinum Jubilee events,
said there was an unexpected moment between the two siblings during the day's procession.
Apparently, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis held hands throughout the length of
the carriage ride, according to Schofield.
"I thought it was a beautiful and sincere representation of how tight the Cambridge
family truly is."
Charlotte has always been a doting older sister — who can forget the loving portrait shared
by William and Kate of Charlotte kissing Louis' forehead on her third birthday?
Nearly the whole family was present on the royal balcony at Buckingham Palace to watch
Royal Air Force planes fly overhead for Trooping the Colour on June 2.
Though Louis largely stole the show with his expressive reaction to the events, Charlotte
and George were also seen waving and enjoying the ceremony.
As People pointed out, the Cambridge siblings made previous appearances on the Buckingham
Palace balcony for Trooping the Colour.
Prince George attended for the first time in 2015, and Princess Charlotte in 2016.
Prince Louis made his debut in 2019, and delighted his parents then as well with his antics.
But of course, this Trooping the Color was unprecedented for a reason:
"This year was different than than even previous years and obviously we've never seen a platinum
jubilee here in the United kingdom."
Next, the Cambridge children are expected to accompany their mother, Kate Middleton,
at the Superbloom flower show at the Tower of London.
The kids are sure to have a ball at this unexpected attraction, where visitors can enter via a
massive slide to check out the expansive floral displays.
Though it remains to be seen how extensively the children will participate in the event,
royal watchers are hopeful that there will be even more memorable moments from the trio
throughout the Platinum Jubilee Central Weekend.
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